Right of Abode / certification of entitlement PLEASE HELP!

chosenaik wrote:Hello Lynx, thank you so much! In the form, I will select "Completing on behalf of some one else", am I correct? As my daughter is only a few months old. Also, in the form where it asks what is you address, and what is your Country of Permanent Residence, should I give my UK address and state UK i.e. this is where my daughter will come an live? Or should I give my Pakistan address and state Pakistan which is where she currently is? We will apply for my daughter's passport once she comes to UK.

Thank you so much! I initially applied for my daughter's visit and I was asked to withdraw the application i.e. as my daughter is entitled to a Long terms stay visit and not a short term. So I really want to make sure no mistakes are made and be able to be with my daughter!

Yes mention UK Address.

Also Read the required documents are listed in the schedule under "The Immigration (Certificate of Entitlement to Right of Abode in the United Kingdom) Regulations 2006" and enclose it with the template below with your application.

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006 ... edule/made



Below is a template for Cover Letter which you must also include.

YOUR NAME
YOUR ADDRESS
MOBILE: +44 (0) XXX, EMAIL:

British High Commission
Islamabad
Pakistan

DD Month. YYYY

Dear Sir/Madam

RE: Daughter Name, British National, D.O.B DD Month YYYY
Right of Abode – Certificate of Entitlement

I write this letter in support of my daughter application for the certificate of entitlement to right of abode in the United Kingdom to travel with me to UK at the earliest opportunity.

I am a British citizen and have been living continuously living in the UK since YYYY. Being a resident British national, I confirm that I am the father/mother of Daughter Name. My wife, (DOB DD Month YYYY) gave birth to our daughter, Daughter Name, in City Name on DD Month YYYY.

My daughter is claiming British citizenship through me as he/she has acquired British citizenship by descent under Section 2(1)(a) of British Nationality Act 1981. I have enclosed original copy of my Naturalisation Certificate proving my British Citizenship and also a copy of my British Passport (Passport No.: xxxx)

I will be funding my daughter trip to UK once she is granted Right of Abode. I have enclosed my bank statement covering last three month showing that I have enough funds to cover the cost of his/her trip.

I have referred extensively to your “Right of abode supporting document guidance” and have enclosed all the evidence as specified under “The Immigration (Certificate of Entitlement to Right of Abode in the United Kingdom) Regulations 2006”. (Copy enclosed)

I trust you will give my daughter’s application a favourable and early consideration.


Yours faithfully,




Mother’s/Father’s Name (Delete as Appropriate)
Enc.
Applicant original passport
Applicant original birth certificate & B-form
Applicant Father Original Naturalisation certificate
Copy of applicant’s Father British Passport
Copy of applicant’s Mother Passport
Applicant Parent marriage certificate (Nikah Naama)
Applicant Father/Mother bank statement (3 months) (Delete as appropriate)

Hello Lynx, thank you for your response. The next question asks "How long have you lived at this address?". My daughter was born in Pakistan and so has never lived in UK. So how should I handle this. How did you answer this question?

Also, it asks whom is your parent / guardina in your home country? So again if I state UK as Home Country, she has never actually lived there (she is only a few months old).

Thank you very much.

Those questions do not seem to be at all relevant to her Right of Abode as a British citizen.

Hi Vinny, I agree with you, however tehse questions are as per the Vis4UK website, i.e. the Right of Abode (RoA) application form requires these questions to be asked. I was hoping to get some guidance so that I could correctly fill in the form.

Any assistance from those whom have filled in a RoA form will be much appreciated!

visa4uk website is still in BETA version so most of the questions will not be relevant.

You will need to use logic and chose the most appropriate answer and write N/A where the information is not relevant.

Hello, is there anyone that has recently completed / is completing the online for for Right of Abode? I wanted to check my answers to ensure that I am filling in the form correctly. Thank you very much!

humawakas2014 wrote:

lynxukauq wrote:You will have to select OTHER > OTHER > ROA to see that option.
Yes the child nationality will be British when filling the form.

Also you dont have to surrender Pakistani passport as Pakistan allows dual nationality.

Here is List of Documents that I included for my daughter application
My Naturalisation Certificate (In your case, it will be your husband Birth Certificate)
Copy of my Passport
3 Months Bank Statement (this was to show that I have funds to cover the cost of plane trip for my dauther)
Cover Letter explaining entitlement to ROA
Original Nikah Nama ( Mine was attested by union council as well as Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Original Nadra computerised version of Nikah Nama
Baby's Birth Certificate (Both Hospital as well as Nadra one)
Baby's B form issued by NADRA (This was in urdu, I did not get it translated in English)


Hope this helps.

If you need any more info,let me know

OMG! Lynx thank you so much! That has been tremendous help! I was hoping for you to come online as you have personally done the process yourself from lahore. I will be doing it from mirpur hopefully the response is quick and I keep you all updated

Hello Dear.
im in the same situation know.
we need to do TB test for him>?
i fill all application ROB just confused about TB ?

looking forward hearing from you